Girls of the World was a limited edition collection from several years back by Gotz/Pottery Barn Kids. There were four dolls in the original collection: Carmen from Mexico, Prita from India, Zola from Kenya, and Mei from China. They were dressed in traditional clothing from their respective countries and even included an animal friend. [node:read-more:link]
Last December I gave my four remaining Style Girls/ Style Dreamers, Skylar, Charlie, Maise, and Melanie, the makeovers that were due to them. Designing and stitching together new fashions (x4) was really the biggest part of the doll re-do, but I had some good ideas and was finally able to realize them. [node:read-more:link]
Some years ago, I found two 23" My Twinn rescue dolls on ebay when I was still learning about dolls. I completely fell in love with their look and set out on a mission to rescue and restore them. They looked a bit rough when they arrived. But I was eager to see what I could do with them and focused on the potential. [node:read-more:link]
When I photographed 18" My Twinn dolls Danielle, Ariel, and Wendi a few years ago for a makeover, I didn't realize it would take till now to get it done. But the extra time worked out ok because it gave me a chance to develop my skills in restoring and repainting to get more of the result I wanted. [node:read-more:link]
What makeover madness is happening right now at LRC? I have a lot of of old new dolls to restore, revitalize and recreate. The results are incoming. [node:read-more:link]
Style Girls Piper and Quinn visited my work table this month and got a deluxe makeover just in time for the new year. It's getting to be a tradition to close out the year with something Style Girls related. I didn't plan it that way during the last few years; it's just sort of happened. [node:read-more:link]
